Change website style in browser

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Reasons why one might want to change the CSS style of a website in their browser may be personal preference when it comes to aesthetics and design. If a website’s default style doesn’t align with ones preferences, he may choose to customize it to better suit their tastes.

Another reason may be accessibility. Not all websites are optimized for accessibility. By adjusting the CSS style, users can make websites more accessible by enhancing readability, increasing contrast, or adjusting font sizes, simplifying overly complex designs, or removing distracting elements that hinder navigation.

Furthermore, developers and designers may use browser tools to inspect and modify the CSS of websites for testing and debugging purposes. This allows them to experiment with different design variations, troubleshoot layout issues, or evaluate the impact of style changes on the browser before implementing them permanently.

Overall, the ability to change CSS styles in a browser provides users with flexibility, control, and customization options to enhance their browsing experience according to their preferences, accessibility needs, and usability requirements.

How to

To change the style of a website in your browser, you can use chrome extensions Stylish or stylebot. These extensions allow you to apply custom CSS styles to any website.

Using Stylish

Install Stylish Extension For Chrome from Chrome Web Store page and click on “Add to Chrome”. For Firefox Stylish Add-ons page.

Then find Stylish extension icon in your browser toolbar, then select the style you want to apply from the list of installed styles which existing styles or you may creat your own style from my styles section

stylish google home page
google homepage using stylish

Using Stylebot

Customize Website Style Using Stylebot For Chrome: Visit the Stylebot Chrome Web Store page and click on “Add to Chrome”. For Firefox Install Stylebot from the Stylebot Firefox Add-ons page .

Open Stylebot

Select the Element to Customize

Write Custom CSS

body {
  background-color: #434343;
  color: #f3f3f3;
  font-family: sans-serif;
}
header h1 a {
  color: #f3f3f3;
}
  a {
  color: #00ff00;
}

With above css results following output of stylebot website.

change website style in browser stylebot website
Stylebot website with added style

Apply the Changes

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